How Buc-Ee's Got Its Iconic Beaver Logo - Tasting Table
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How Buc-Ee's Got Its Iconic Beaver Logo - Tasting Table
"When fans think of Buc-ee's, they likely think of the chain's iconic beaver mascot before thinking of Beaver Nuggets or the "Cleanest Restrooms in America," as the brand's official website promises. This Texas-based American gas station and convenience store chain is known for its gargantuan stores, immaculate bathrooms, wide-ranging inventory, and fare like Texas barbecue, kolaches, and beef jerky. The Buc-ee's location in Luling, TX alone boasts 120 gas pumps,"
"Disney Commercial Studios created the original Bucky the Beaver character for the Bristol-Myers Company in the 1950s. Bucky was the face of ipana toothpaste brand, where a playful ad campaign posed the beaver as a hero against villain character DK Germ, and sang his "Brusha, brusha, brusha" jingle. But, when Bristol-Myers expanded its foray into medicine over toothpaste, Bucky began to fade from the 1970's public eye."
Buc-ee's is a Texas-based gas station and convenience-store chain distinguished by its beaver mascot, enormous immaculate stores, and wide-ranging inventory. The chain offers regional fare such as Texas barbecue, kolaches, and beef jerky alongside branded snacks like Beaver Nuggets. The Luling, TX location features 120 gas pumps and, at 75,593 square feet, holds the world record for the largest convenience store. Buc-ee's also claims the longest car wash with a 255-foot conveyor. The name combines owner Arch "Beaver" Aplin III's childhood nickname with the Bucky the Beaver toothpaste mascot. The first Buc-ee's opened in 1982 and expanded with larger locations and food service by 1985.
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